Near Cable Line Trail
Looking up the trail. You go up and up!
Near Cable Line Trail
While the trail is marked as 'not well maintained' some sections do have stairs.
Near Cable Line Trail
Typical section of the trail. Loose dirt, roots, and rocks.
Near Cable Line Trail
West Tiger #3 - a wide cruiser trail through tall trees with luscious ferns.
Near Cable Line Trail
Lots of ferns adorn the trail under the tall tree canopy. You'll be nearly 100% in the shade.

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Cable Line Trail

4.3 (12 Ratings)
A great, accessible training hike; try it in the morning before work!
1.5
mi
Distance
1,998
ft
Gain
strenuous
Difficulty
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Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
1.5mi
Distance
1,998ft
Elevation Gain
0ft
Elevation Loss
30%
Max Grade
2,507ft
High Point
509ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
One of the most accessible training hikes from the city, you may go up and back, or take the Tiger Mountain Trail or others down. This trail is characterized by primitive steep inclines with several "flats" in between.

Route Conditions

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Contributors
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